| The
university signature has been designed as a graphic unit with
carefully set letterspacing (kerning) and character adjustments
(fig. A).
References to the university
in text will usually employ neither the signature nor the university
mark. When the university title appears in close proximity to the
university mark, however, the title should always be presented as
the university signature in one of the configurations outlined on
page 12.
Shortened terms such as
"Weber State" or "Weber" are commonly used in
speech and the words "Weber State" may appear over the
shield of the athletics mark (page 13, fig. H). However, when the
university signature is displayed with the university mark the
signature should always bear the complete university title (fig.
4B).
Figures C and D show
inappropriate representations of the university signature. |
